Tasha Lowery has served on the Draper City Council since 2018; her term expires in January 2030. Her city biography lists degrees from Colgate University and the University of California, Berkeley, a master's in education, and a career as a master teacher, literacy specialist and school administrator who directed Title I intervention programming and consulted for Leap Frog Technologies.
The redevelopment agency's 2026 annual report lists unaudited June 30, 2026 balances in East Bangerter, Sand Hills and West Freeway, along with intended uses. The agency's consultant told the council the areas had two years to spend or commit the money.
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The council's Aug. 18 budget raised the city tax rate by about 25% and appropriated $3,295,700 of General Fund balance. A finance presentation in October shows the city used $2,109,977 of the $4,908,300 in reserves budgeted for FY2026.
